2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , AUGUST 2 , 1890.
QUIET IN CENTRAL AMERICA ,
Feaco Restored in Guatemala After the De
feat of Elm' Forcei ,
THE TROOPS LEAVE THE FRONTIER ,
A INM'iillar Manifesto Issued liy I'rcfd-
dent Cclrnnn 1'nulllu Mull Stenni-
crs Uel'nse to Ti.insport
is iil'U'ur.
M I.inriiTVn , Salvador , August 1. Com
munication with the Interior of San Salvador
h restored. Aihlcci from the capital of the
icimbllc1 states that General Ercta was onlcrcd
from the frontier with about two
thousand men linmullntely upon the
outbreak of the molt headedbyGcncr.il
Ulvus , Kretu liustcni-d with all speed for the
tapltnl. lilvtts had raitnrud ] the nilllkny
barrniks. but the few troops In charge had
fought deMKr.itely | before they surrendered.
The Indians then pillaged sevcial houses and
a punki ensued. itlviis' forces were llnally
defeated nnd peace tcstorod It is dtntcd
that ( limtemnri bus withdiawn her forces i
from tlio frontier and that all is ( pjletnt pres
ent. Thi'ru is no telegraphic communication
with Cunti'inali.
If ILIi .U/rTTfK/Mi"t Jt.US.
J'lic I'aclllu Mall HtcumTH Uct'iitic to
I'rniiHixirt IMiiiiKlmiH ofViir. .
NUN Ynnit , August -Special [ fL'clogram
> TUP Hi r ] At different times during the
trouble liotween Salvador and Guntemal.i
there have he-en rumors that their friends In
this city have been trying to ship them arms
and ample proof ofnn attempt of thU Kind
was obtulned jestcrelay when a reporter
called at the nfllee of thu I'udllc Mail steam
ship company lu Canal sttcet On AVcdnes-
duy sevci.il heavily laden trucks diove up
wlthn consignment of ijoods under the gen
eral iinmo of ammunition , directed to u man
living In Acjuthn. Kahador. The shipping
clerl < was doubtful of the advisability of
seudliiK so inimy lilies mid r.u triages to any
one in Salvador , as the company on July 1M )
had Klvcu orders that no arms were to ho
stripped tn any of the parts of the countiles
of ilomlunis , Ciuutuinul.i or Salvador. Tlio
uHsIstant suJMMlntcndent boin fliiniinonud ,
UKrced with the .shipping cieik and the goods
were icturned to the shlpimn , Ilaruy ife
Graham nf Nos. 17 afld 10 AI iiilcn Lane.
The Kcuei-.il superintendent of tbo com
pany Bald"Tho company adopted this mlo
because we did not wish lonllend or hijuio
any of these governments which deal largely
with us. Therefore wo will adheiototho
rale of not sending urnw to any of them until
welmviMillloml and more explicit news of
the state of affairs. "
Argentine's I'ip.slelciit , IHMIICH a Very
I'cuiilinr Document.
Losnov , August 1 A dlspiteh to the
Times fiom Buenos Ajies suite-s thnt Piesl-
dcnt Cclnuin has issued a manifesto to the
people of the Argentine Republic. After
speaking of the demand for his resignation
which vns nndo hy the loaders of the revolu
tionary forces , the picsiilcnt rofeis to the
prosperity anil liberty thu country enjoys
uiuli-r his rule. The nnnifosto at
tributes the bolo cause of the insur
rection to the insensate ambition of thu loc-al
pally in Buenos A } res which , it says , wishes
to Impose Iticlf on the eutlio republic , \vbllo
prosperity , ne.ico and security , aio repre
sented In the picscnt goeminent. . Hveu
Column's own pirty , the dispatch sajs. Is
aghast at the president's callousness and ids
iiicompiehenslble und vain ignorance of the
real gravity of the situation. The manifesto
concludes \ith an expression ofeteiii.il grati
tude to the supporters of the piesldcnt's
authority , and adds that a patiiotlc people
blesses them as the saviouib of the govern
ment.
DctallH oftlioArgentlno Troubles.
Burgos A\ius , August 1. At the begin
ning of the revolution Gcncial Lo Yalta took
command of the government forces , seconded
by the chief of police , Colonel Capdeville ,
with 2,5:10 : policemen. Until Sunday , August
SI , at 5 a. m , the revolution wns triumphing
It was decided to grant the truce asked by
the go\eminent till 10 a. m. , when lighting
was to bo continued. It was not resumed , it
having been decided to stop the firing to
enter into n treaty. While this was goiug-on
the government was iccclving troops
fiom the interior. Many commissioned
soldiers about tbo streets weio killed und
many others wounded by the people assem
bled. On the SUth tlio lltlng stutcil ngiiin ,
the revolutionists being helped hy six incn-of-
war bombarding the places occupied by the
government troops , causing damngo of
small importnnc'e. At1 p. m. the
iiien-of-war ceased lit ing hy order
of the revolutionists , who abandoned
their arms according to the agreement with
the government , The leaders of the revolu
tion sav this agreement vas entered Into bo-
e.iuse of tlioir want of ammunition. The
people are greatly discontented with these
arrangements. Some of the citizens and
soldiers have even committed suicide. Col
onel Cupdovlllo has been obliged to have
n leg amputated. Colonel Campos , the revo
lutionist , Is dend. The chlof leader of the in-
suriectloiMvas Dr. Leonardo Aloni.
Gei'.crnl Hivnx 1'iibllcly Shot.
L * . LimiiTAi ) , August 1. The news Is con
firmed of the defeat of General Itlvus by gov
ernment troops under General Ezeta. HIvas
escaped fiom the capital last night but was
pursued and taken prisoner a few
mile's out of the city. This morning
ho was publicly shot nnd his body exposed on
the 1'l.im Armas. It is loported that many
prominent persons nro compromised and a
stilct Inquiry Is being ni.ulo regarding
the Hivns conspiracy. The slego lusted
forty hunt's. The capttol suffered con-
blderablo dam igo , Iluniheds ot persons wcio
bhotdead lu the streets. The government
force" , took part In the overthrow. The
Hives fortes are now disposed to return to
the frontier if necessary.
IIAN'LOX AND
The Xnted Oarsnipu Ai ranging for a
ItnuiMit iUutiuna.
Edward Hiinlon of Toronto , Can. , and John
Teenier of Pittaburg , Pa. , two of the world's
most famous oarsmen , arrived In the city
about 10 o'clock hist evening and ore quar
tered at the Mlllard. They como direct from
Duluth , where they ha\o been participating
in the regatta. Their object In visiting this
city Is to arrange for an exhibition race at
Lake Mnniiva , having been corresponding
v 1th .T. 1' Gallon with that end la Mow. It
is expected to make arrangements today foi
the event , and the date , which nlll
bo some tlmo in the Immediate- fu
ture , villory shortly bo announced.
Both oarsmen uro in fine condition for rating
nnd nro nblu to gl\e acry pretty exhibition
rae e
llanlon was seen nt his hotel bv a Bun re
porter mid Interrogated us to'Ida coming
match with Gniulaur.
Then ) Is nothing ccitain about it lust at
present , " he replied. "Tho papers say that
ho has accented my challenge to row on anj
good water in the country , but the fact Is that
helms ilonu nothing of the. Mud , or tatlicr ho
has accepted it conditionally. I want the
water mutually agreed upon nnd then the
referee ean say bether or not It is lu propoi
condition for raving nt the hour for tin
race , ( iaudimr will not ngreo to that.
Ha wants to bo the ] utlgo ns to the conditloi
of the water , and then \\lieii It is time for
the raeo if ho doesn't ImpiKm to feel line go
lug Into It , lie can say that the water is not
ill nnd ref use to start. I don't propose to
train my heait out for eight or ten weeks foi
a raeo and then not have it come off. I kno\\
Cuueluur very veil , and 1 won't have ouj
such game as thnt worked on mo. 1 don't
mean to opcak dlsparagliipl > of Oaudnur as
nn oarsman. Ho got mo into u deal like that
onto ut Pullman , on Lnko Calumet , nnd
10,000 people-wont hoinodlsapiioliitcd because
they did not sco a race.1
"That's right , " chipped la Teenier.Vo
hail the name kind of u show on Lake Mat on
cook , lu Maine. , uhou I \\i on for u raeo
with him The rofcrco said the water was
all right , but Gandaur wouldn't ' have U that
way. It was all rlffht for u mlle and a quar
let , but the last quarter outside the point be
fore wo reached the turning stake wis n llttlo
ititnpy , Unudnua went out and tried It. anel
then vent Into tlio house and dressed while I
was sitting out In my boat waiting for him.
\\o could n't ' get him to & "tart , nnd ho never
will start unless everything suits him. "
"You mustn't think , " said Ilnnlon. "thnt
I am nfruld to row Gaudaur on smooth water ,
ns I am ready to row him on nny uutorthnt
the referee will say H fit to i-ow on. But I
do Insist that the referee shall bo the Judge
of it , Just the name as n hose ball umpire , und
not thi > captains of the clubs , nro the judges
of pluUug weather. "
'Talking about races , " said Teenier , ' 'wo
had some great oucvs ut Duluth. I never be
fore saw sut h a tloselv contested lot of races ,
nml I doubt If thc-lr cn.uul as a whole
vns ever iinutl. They wore all lln-
hhetl In a bunch , uudletorlcs wore
von hy inches rather than boat lengths , Say ,
but that Lake Superior water Is freezing
stufT. If a man wnstogoovcrbonid there 1
don't bellovo ho could live ten minutes , IIo
Mould freeze to death. It Is an actual fact ,
wo eoldu't stand the shower bath for a
minute , and thnt means thnt it Is pretty
cold. "
The oarsmen mndo several Inquiries nbout
the Matmwa water and course , and will visit
the lake today to survey the prospects for a
race.
HANIM / , / , .
Standing of the Cluln.
I'lnvud. Won. Lost. Per Ct.
: 1 .f.10
: ri .fAi
at .c >
: ii .fii :
: M ,4-w
4J ,4V.
44 .4J1
01 .311
National League.
AT ItUOOKLI X ,
First gatno.
Biooklyn I 0 00 300 0 * 7
1'ittsburg 0
Hits llmoklui 8 , Plttsbtirg 10. nrrors
Hiotjkljn 1,1'lttslmrg : ) . I3atteries Heclter
nud Decker ; Lovett nud Dally. Umpire
Powers.
Secoiielg.une
Brookljn U 12320 1 * 20
IMttsburg 1 000000 0 1
lilts llrooldyn II , Plttsburg G , Errors-
Brooklyn 7 , Pittsburg 3. Clamo called on ac
count of darkness. Batteries Terry and
Clark : Olbsou , Osboruo and Decker. Um-
liiro Powers.
m
ATCIXCIN.VA.TI.
Cincinnati 0 4
Philadelphia I 0 00301 0 * 5
Hits Cincinnati S , Philadelphia 3. Kr-
rors Cinelnnatl : i , Phlliulolphla 'J. Biitteties
Uhliies and Harrington : Gloasou uud
Cciiients. Umpire McUormott.
AT IMJMNM'OLIS.
Cleveland 0 2
New York 0 * a
Hits Cleveland 3 , New York ( > . Drrors
Cleveland 1 , New York 2. Bitteiles ( Jurfleld
and dimmer , Welch and Clark. Umpire
AleQundo.
AT C11ICVOO.
Chicago . 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 a
Boston . 0 0340001 * 8
Hits ChieiiTO 7 , Boston 8. Errors Chl-
ca o 5 , liostou : i. IKittenes Ilutehiiison and
Kittiidgo ; Oetzciu and Bennett. Uuipho
Lynch.
I'lajcrs * Ijcngiie.
AT riTTSIIUIIO.
i'itLsburs . 1 1011 1000-5
Brooldjn . 3 3000110 * 0
Hits-l'ittsburg 7 , llioolilj n 11. Hrrors
Plttsburp il , Brooklyn 1. llattcries Morris
and Fioldb ; Woyhlug aud Kinslow. Umpires
Knight and Jones.
Cleveland . 3 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 3
Philadelphia _ 0 0000018 -t
IlitsCleeland 0 , Philidelphia 7. Er
rors Cleveland 0 , Philadelphia 1. Uattciies
II Likely and Siivder ; Bufllgton and Hall-
niau. Uunilres Ferguson and Holbert-
AT llt'H'ALO.
Buffalo . 3 03 10333 0 13
Boston . 1 3345503 * 21
Hits Buffalo 17 , Boston 18. Errors Buf
falo 7 , Boston 3. .Batteries Haddock mid
Mack ; Gumbert and Murphy. Umpires
Gatluey and Lynch.
AT C1IICAOO.
Chicago . 0 00400301 8
New York . 0 00011030 0
Hits Chicago 11 , Now York 9. Errors
Clifcatro 4 , Now York I , Batteries Bart-
and rarrell ; O'Day ' and Ewhur. Umphes
IMerco and Snyder.
Aincileaii Association.
AT snuci'sn.
Syracuse 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 fi
Louisville I 11300 10 * 0
Hits Sjr.icuso 8 , Loulsvillo 8. Errors
Syracuse 4 , Loulsvillo . Batteries Casey
imel O'lJoutko ' ; Ehrof and Kjan. Umpire
Curry.
AT NCW ionic.
Biooklyn 0 00001 000 1
Toledo 0 * 2
AT JiOCllKjTKH.
Rochester . 1 100 10 303 0
St.Louis . 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 i
Hits Koch ester II , St. Louis 10 Hu-ors
HouhestorO , St. Louis 3. B.ittcries Titcomb
and Grimm ; Stlvotts aud Wells. Umpire
Euiallo.
AT r
The Atljetie Columbus game w.is post
poned on account of r.dn.
Ulio Milvaulcocs Today.
The Milwaukee ! * will go out to the park
this afternoon nnd inuku an effort to ninuso
the Black Sox : . They will find a vastly dlf-
fetent team than the ono they met two weeks
ago , nnd ivlll. bo lucky if they get
a ganio out of iho seiles. Everybody Is
anxious to see the Brewers , us they
mi ) making u plucky light for the pennant ,
nnd have beaten the Onmhas In every game
lila\cd so fur this season , Clarke and Moran
will bo Omaha's bitter ) , and Thornton and
Westlnko for the Badgers. A largo crowd
will bo on hand , as these three games will bo
fouRhtwith inoro Inteiest than nny plajed
on the local giouuds this season.
Tlio CoursingMeet. .
The second day of the coursing meet nt the
fairgrounds jcstordav again afforded a fair
cro\vd with much excitement and pleasure.
The llrst raeo on the afternoon's card -was
between U'llllain HutTshy's blue doR Mer
cury nud P. N. Jayno's blue dog Hidalgo.
The Jack pot a good start , but was speedily
overhauled anel turned by Mercury , who
scoicel ten points to Hidalgo's none.
IIufTskj'o blue Itc-auty next \\enton the
courbo npilnst Hc-cretiny huso's celebrated
white and black Coleilno. Beauty made a
gnuid race nml won easily , Colerlno being
out of the r.ico on account of being badly
"hlljipod , " the haruis clinging to him
thiDughout thu run.
Dr. Uoyce's Humming Bird and Earnest
Mojcr's Fly inado things warm for 4ho ne\t
mbbit , Huinmlni ' , Bh-d winning nftor us
pretty a race as \ \ as o\er MCU in the open
Held.
'ihero wcro four other events , all close nnd
exciting , nnd the crowd dl.spersc'd will satis-
lied with the spoil.
Tomorrow afternoon tlio Council Blurts
fair ground- 111 bo the scene of seine grand
open Held coursing , ulth twenty-six gioy-
hoimds untcii-d. Itvill bo great sport , and a
hngo ciowd will surely ho In attendance.
11IJljl'JtKH ItlAB.
Saratoga llue : : .
Siiiuom , N. V. , August 1. [ Special Telo-
gniui to TUB Biu. : | The weather w.ts cloudy
and the track heavy. Tallowing Is a summary
of the races !
Tirst rneo , three-fourths mlle , two-
ye\ir-olils StratcKcm. the favorite , \\on ,
Tourist second , Woodbeun third , Tom Dona-
huu Hcratohed. 4'inio-l : 'JO.
Second race , ouo inllo nnd soveuty yards
Llttlo Crete , tbo favorite * , won , Dilemma
second , IHgHrownJuBthlid.IIjaybcratched.
Third raw , throe-fourths mlle Poxmoael
won. Eminence second , Zcu third , Caruot ,
the fa > orltc , uot heard from. Tlmo , 1 ! isi4.
Fouith race , ouo mlle Puzzle , the favor
ite , \\oii , IVllowshlii becond. Ilaupluebs
third. Titne.l-liUi.
rifth race , three fourths mile , soiling
Vliletto won , Ocncvlevo second , loung
Duke , the favorite , thlid. Time , 1:18.
Grniid Clrouil
Ct.mEr.VM ) , O. , Atifrust 1. The grand cir
cuit incc'tli.g closed today. The chestnut
gelding Dallas , by Almont , proveel a sensa
tion In the 3:17 : pacing raeo. Finishing fifth
in the first heat , he u cut to the front In the
second nud completed the circuit In U,1 : ! ! ,
duplicating the performance of Adonis on
Wednesday. Ho was Inld up In the third
heat nnd could not maKu usufllclent rally to
win. Summitry :
3 : lMtrot , ? , ' , ( )00 , divided-McDowell won ,
Dawson second. Frank B thlid , Wonder
fourth , Best tlmo 3:18' : , .
3:17 : pace , f 1.500 , ellvided-Crlrket won.
Dallas second , Alapglo II third , Scloto Olrl
fourth Best time -3:11 : .
rree-for-all tiot , $ J,0)0HosallndVilkcs ( )
von , Susie S second. Best time 3:10. :
Itilghtou Hencli Knees.
Biudinov Bini : , August 1. [ Special Tele-
pram to Tin : Uim.J Summary of today's
races :
Five-eighths of a mlle Cecilia von , Aus-
tralund second , Tappahnuiiock third. Time
1OJ9 : (
Se\cn-olliths ( of n mile Qjilln won ,
Checnoy second , Vivid third. Time l:31 : w.
One mile Bclwool won , Gratitude second ,
Diumstlck thhd Time-1 :4.'i :
One nnd one-sixteenth miles Baelgo won ,
Seymour second , Btlau Bern third. Time
l:4 : 'j. '
Three-fourths of a ndlo Iiulctto ( lllly )
won , Nubian becouil , Llwlo "third. " Time
1:17 : .
Ono and three- fourths miles .llm Murphv
nou , liitssinco second , Leo Christy third.
Tlmo-3:33.
Itaccs.
GrrrnMit no , N . ,1. , August 1. [ Special
Tclegnun to THK BtuJ. Summary of today's
races :
File-eighths of a mile Jim Oray won ,
Long Jack .second , Osceola thiid. Time
l.trj'f. '
Thtco-qunrtcrs of a mile .Tnv Qucl won ,
SiMJiidull second , ICatlo C third. Time 1 Hi ' ( .
Six mid one-half furlongs Gardner won ,
Lemon Blossom second , Lonely third. Time
1:33 > 4.
Three-quartets of a mile Paroliue won ,
Lepatito second , \Yooduutter thlid. Time
1:17. :
1:17.One
One and one-sixteenth miles .Tugglcr won ,
St. Valentluu .second , Cos pur thlid. Time
IsoOJj.
Thiee-qunrters of a mile Arlroun won ,
Quinebler second , Lanc.uster thiid. Time
1:17 : * , ' .
_
ct. 1'nul ItuccH.
ST I'Mi Miun. , August 1. Suminarj'of to
day's i-aevs :
All ages , ono tulle Jennie CJronrod won ,
Little .Too second , Flora McDonald thiid.
Time IM .
five Ann Elizabeth
Two-year-olds , furlongs
beth won , Anarchist second , Silver Chiiim
third Time-1 .OJ'f .
Hotel ear-olds s.nd
Kynn handicap , threo-j -
tipnard , inllo nnd one-half Prince Fortun.i-
tiis n on , Outbound second , Miss Leon third.
Time ' _ ' :37 : > ,
All ages , ono mile Onllght non , Beith.i
second , Himlnl thiid. Tlmo I : U f.
Tin ee-ycar-olds and upwmds , mlle and ono
furlong Chapman won , Lord of thuHuicm
second , D.irney third. Time 1 ,57 > .
The innllH : ) > Turf.
Lovnov , August 1. [ Special Cablegranito
Tin : Bun. ] This was the last day of the
Goodwood meeting. The race for the Nassau
stakes , ono mile , was won by the Duke of
Portlnud Memona 1'rinco '
lllly , Soltykoff's
filly Star second , nud "WaricnDo Lnruc's
lllly Dearest third.
Tbo Molcomb stakes , tlncc-qu.trtcrs of a
milo , wcioson by J. Lawthcr's colt Cleator ,
Bnhd's colt Putrician second , and Henrv
Milncr's lllly St. Kild.i third.
The raeo lor the Chestcrfluld cup ( handi
cap ) inllo and one-quarter , resulted In a dc.ul
heat for llr-st plnco between Abington's horse
Father Confessor and the Duke of Beaufoid's
colt Bdgaro. John Charlton's iilly Silver
Spur was second.
Kntiles For Toil ay'H Kacos
AT8A1UTOOI.
First race , three-fourths of a mile , two-
year olds Lord Hariy , Ulrubcan , Labold ,
Void , Lees , Silver Piince , Category , J .ilr-
vloiv , Billet Hcticat , Duke of ftloatroso , Bag
pipe.Second
Second race , ono and one-fourth miles ,
copstakes Bunnoy llrook , Como to Taw.
Bell D Or , Hoodtide , La\lna Belle , Hjpo-
ctlte.
Third race , ono and one-sixteenth miles ,
Iroquols stakes Mastcrlodo , "Wlndliani ,
Alarm Bell , W. O. Moiris , Dundee , Sir John ,
S intuiso , TJiiclo Bol ) .
Touith race , thico-foutths of a mile
Dii/zel , Klttybiii , Irene , Fairv Queen , Uluo
Rook , Bradfoid , Australitz , WilUfieit , Ilain-
bow , Haven Hill , Dilemma , Ocypetc , Laity
Puls ifer.
rifth race , one nnd one-sixtncnth miles ,
selling Bliss , Dyer , Dundee , Clay Stockton ,
Everett , B. B. Million , Clirrio G , Outright
Letretiii , HadclllTo.
Track fast.
_
AT MONMOt'TII.
First race , ono mile- Defaulter , Stockton ,
Oiiilnmme , Tnvlston , My Fellow , Olid , Tulla
Blackburn.
Scconel race , three quarters of a mile , Sen-
stakes -riavia Sorcer AV'cat-
bright - , , ICeyser , -
ihc tcr , Sir George , FoxfoidVafcott , Arta-
wln , Stnithmcath. Bolero , Abundance ( eolt ) ,
Two Lips , Peter , Sirocco , Conrad.
Third race , one mile , Katontown stakes
Chesapeake , Diablo , Firctul , Fltzjames ,
Teuny , So So.
Fouith lace , ouo nnd three-eighths miles
Curtis , Krio , Tustnn , Diablo , Diablo , Inspec
tor B , Her Highness , Niagara , Tom Hoy.
Fifth race , thiee-fourtbs of a tulle liar-
burel , Auranln , Sourlvo. llallaiat , Boughram ,
Atrophln , Vollcntcer , SUitcly , Dr. Ilcgnan ,
Diuidess , Hoscttc , Jenulo V. 1'llly.
Sixth race , one and onc-sKtcenth miles ,
selling Esquimaux , Long Island , Gray
Dawn , Thcodoslus , Sam Wood , Penzance.
Sc\cnth raeo , three-fourths of a mlle
Volcntecr , Fitzjamcs , My Follow , Clarendon ,
Bon Cloche , St. John , Sourlve. IMoroo ,
Chatham , Kchps , Klldcer , Mala of Thrift.
Eighth race , tlvc-olghths of a mile , selling
Head Light , Maid of Thrift , Honeymoon ,
Discount , Adieaturer , Iveysor , Gold Step ,
Crutches , Blithe , Fearless , Prealmess Las > s ,
Latina.
Weather showery and track slow.
AT 11111
Scores of the Second Hay's Competi
tion of Military Murk union.
BLII.IIM n , Nob. , August 1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bi u. Following are the scores
inado at the second day's pi eliininary prac
tice of the annual i Hie competition , Uepait-
uieiit of the Platte ;
C.UUIINE COMl'tTltlll.V ,
Tlio Voliiatuor Vlotorlous.
NIJM I-OIIT , II. I. , August 1 , In the raeo for
the Goclet cup today by the Now York yiicht
clul ) the Volunteer won , boating tlio Ilurltau ,
Katrliu , ( Jt03soou utidothera.
ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE ,
j
TLo Alleged South Omatia Oouncilmaato
Bdodlora Dismissed ,
NO ARGUMENTS WERE PRESENTED.
i _
ISfCoimty Cleric Hoche Waives n
ri'cllinlntiry I vniui tint Ion ami 1)
Held to the District
Court.
Judge Kind's court In South Ormha was
tliogreit center of attraction uml tlio draw
ing card jostenl.iy afternoon , It being the
pi ice where tlio cases nx.ilust the alleged
boodlorounclluicii booked for tilul.
As cirly us 1 o'clock the sidewalk in
front of the biisctncntIH crowded with
people , mid , as the crowd grew uroitcr , the
ou'r-prcsent man with Ills hand orimu ap
peared on the scenit nitil commenced to jirind
out the "IJeath March in SJUl. " Ono str.vln
of the music nddod to the excitement , nuil to
prevent fuitliortroublo Cliler Mtiloncy hub-
tied the man anil his otvjun oft to Jail
A few minutes later Uoimeilnmi Johnston
dropped in , tooUsonioobservations of the in
terior of the court room , nnd then went out
to hold a smsloii with Ills attorney County
Attorney Muhoney arrived , unil rcMliiK
Ills foot on the court'i desk , ho
inked with the Jailor with reference to the
jirobnblo outcome of the ) > olitlcal struggle to
bo discussed Inter in the season ,
Counciliiuii Durlce , onoof the men who did
not want utlictk for his \otc , hung ovci the
railing around the stairway leading tothn
basement nun amused the crowd upon the
sidewalk by telling stoiles of liow many
bushi'ls of lorniie husked thejear before he
wus clectoil coiiucllnnn.
All of this time the crowd continued to In-
ctcasom number * until Itwni impossible to
gut vithiuipeakliiKiHstancc. of the building
Six lawyer * , contfiejrnted in 0110 corner of
tbo court room upon JudRO King's uirlvnl ,
mid for half an hour fought over which of
the cases should flast go to trial.
Whllo this ariruuicnt was poini ; on M. D
Hoche , t ho othir patty \\lio has been accused ,
of boodliitp , nrrivedplboMCd | his wiivtlnough
the crowd and consulted with his lawyer.
County Attonioy Mnliouoj said he was
ready to go on with the examination of the
c.iso .iRainst KdLhe. Roche's lawjcr said lie
wns not.
The ln5 5 ers for Johnson nnd Burke said
ujeir clients ve > i'o xiMily to know the worst ,
but the countj attorney said thosot.isescould
not bo tried lii t The winiiRlo continued foi
na hour , w lion the tourt ruled that the Koche
case was tlpo for ttl.il.
At this point a man suggested tint the
utinospheto wia wonts than In the black hole
of C.dc'utfi. The court thought tlie s.inic.
and nt H o'rlodt an adjournment vas oulered
to Itowlij's hall , \vlicie the prosecution
opened by putting City Clerk l\an \ on the
witness stand , ivhoslmply re.id the minutes
of thocit ; couniil pioeadhiKS on orduianio
No. ! i. > 0 , known as the "lloclc Island ordl-
nuneo. "
Mr. Kocho wiiu'cl a prellminnry hearing
and was bound ever to the district court , gi\- \
Ititf bonds In each case in the sum of 5500.
Councilman . ) anies J DouKUcity tcstificil
that he is a member of the city council anil
knew Councilman Jnlin N. Tlurkc Hail con-
vcrsatieJin with Mr Burke duriiii ; about tlio
middle of July , Iho lirst ono at Mr. Durite's
saloon in the presence of Owen Dougherty ,
who Is now in SaltT.ako City " "Wilting
SleW on.the bir with chalk , 1 asked him how
ho liked the If&elc Island ordinance ? IIo said :
'That is no Roml,1 aud \vroto ' $ IOJ' when ho
said thnt was too high. I said tint ho w.is a
chump if ho took less , when ho told
ino that ho only got h.ilf that , only
fc''OO. i recited the reports of ? 3KX , ( ) , 82 , H )
and Slrx)0 ) having been used to secuio
thop.isb.ige of tlseJordiniinco Intimating tint
81 , WO was ab6ut the amount of inonoy used.
Mr. Bmko told mo that ho had beenofteieil
money to support the ordinance ; that Mlehicl
D. Kocbo hud iuvltcd him to go to Jlr.
Cudahy , who asked him if ho favored the
ordinance , or\vouldhotukoi' > 0 to do so , to
whleh Mr. Burke replied that ho wanted $500 ,
sujlng that ho WHS not here for his health.
lie stated that Mr , Cudahy and Mr. Modiv
wanted him to support the ordinance and
that ho recehed tiioncj from lid Johnston.
On the Sundiy following I mot Mr. Hurko ,
who remarked that 'Mr , Mahoney is In town
trying to catch us.1 I suggested that Air.
Mahoney was in the city on the ice house
matter or school board question , but ho In
sisted that I should look out for myself , as
there was something In the \v Ind , and that ho
was suspicious , at the sanio time tcllhifrmo
to stand stilt and not glvo anything a\\.iy.
IIo said also that Johnston had called him olt
the car that morning and told him that Mu-
honey vns after something , nnel for him to
stand still and not give anything away " On
cross-examination Air , Dougheity slid that
O\\en Dougherty was head cook foi certain
Rock island conductors. Hurlte know him
when they met nud shook hands. "I knew
inonoy had been used , because I had receded
a theeUseven dnjs before , Ml , Buiko ild
ho wouldn't vote for u mil road orn monopoly
for SJ."iO. Asking how I cuiio out. ho slid
that ha and another follow had a combination
to get moro than the othen. At that iiicot-
ins ; at his saloon on July I1 ! , 1 took him
aside when he told 1110 that ho
only pot 300. I did not toll tlio city attorney ,
nor the major and councilin.cn , that Ihndie-
celved the check , hut I luiel told County At
torney Mahonov befoio I talked with IJiirlto
nt my house , 1 novoi heanl Burke me'ntlou
any 3UI11 except SJOO , ISlr. Durko in the
council refused to support the 01 dininco un
less all streets running noitli and south and
east ami west wci-u left open and the city pro
tected. "
Michael IX Roche testified that ho Itnow
Mr. Burlio and 1ml coavorsed vith him bo-
fora the piasago of tbo ordinance. This
belnpr objected to , Mr Mahoney Htateel that
ho prox ] > sed show hip that Mr. Durliohadele-
inaudod 500 , saj lug that ho wis not hero
for his health , and refused $ Je ) ( ) .
Jlr. Roche , under ad\lco of counsel , refused
to answer questions , but a motion for u com
mitment and a continuance opened Ids lips ,
vheii ho stated that ho had three conversa
tions 1th Mr. Hurko llosaid : "Isuppo.so
the conversation with others refers to the
story about Mr Urn-no and mjself going to
Mr. Cudabj's. It is the biggest IIo in the
\\orld"
.TohnN. Burke tostlfleil that ho never re
ceived any moni-y to vote for the I took Island
ordin.mco. ' , 'Mr. Jolmston never gave mo
KOO , nor nny other sum of money or valua
bles"ho said , "and never promised mo any-
thliiR to rfxippoit the ordinance. In my saloon
Mr. louftherty said that Johnston pot $ ,1,000 ,
mill-\\uuld bet mo $15 t < ) K > thathedlj I
offered to bqt him an ovonS5 , although I
couldn't provi It , that Johnston no\er got a
cent. I riist rt'inarlced to Mr Doughcity , as
a Joke , thatl f-otl,0)0 ) , nnd nftcr\Miidi K > ( )0 ) ,
the next time i 100 , nnd the next time nothing ,
Doughorty thought Mahoney was in town
looking up the leu house matter , but ! thought
it was on the Jltfck Island ordinance , Mr
Johnston did not ; all mo oft the train to take
mo in his ofllccto tell mo that Mr. Mahoney
was after us iuid to keep stiff I told Mr ,
Doughort ) that they got something , but thai
was only a bluff , forl went to hcilquartora
nnd found that' they didn't Kfit a ceht
Dougherty said hqlmu , n check for $ J50.1 did
toll Douyhert.vhi a Jouo tlmt I got : 5Jr > 0. 1 also
told him flKiOi iid * , VX ) . 1 couldn't ' buy
thatlouhortvtooklt ( ? as a joke. When In
the city I wont'on private business , und did
not see Mr. Kocho nor Mr. Buns , nor any of
of the Kock Island ofttelala. "
EdnardJobm > tan testified ttintho did not
know of any money mod. In this nutter ;
never pa\o Sir. Hurlfo $ icH ) for his vote ;
novorpald him fSOOor any other sum ; novtr
pvohlin a promise or any thing of value for
his Inlluenco or vote on the itock Island ordi
nance.
The c.wo ngalnst Edward Johnston was
then taken up. \V. 1llvans of
To > ek. , Kim , ti'stlfloil us follows : "I
mot Mr , Johnson last Juno or the
lirst of July , had met him four times.
Wo talked over the advisability of pissing
the ordinance , Mr , Johnson never b.Ud nnj-
thiiift about W.OOO or 'the bif ? live,1 , nor did ho
mention nny sum of inonoy many time. IIo
was willing tn grant anjtuing rouoiniblo. I
felt that the .streets nhould bo vacated , but
Mr , Johnson Ihought all of thuia ought not lo
bo vacatrtl "
MIchaelD. Uochotostmedi "I know Nr.
Jobnson Mr , Jchnsondld not cay anything
nbout * .l,000 , or 'tho bli , ' live ' While the
ordinance wis pending I never hc.ird
him inunilon fa.tni or any othc'r sum ( if
money. I know Oou ! i rty und ltoloj Did
not tell Mr. Dougherty and Mr. Itowlvy that
Johnston wanlocl P,000 to piss tlio orJInnnoo ,
fSOO ouch for the big Jlvoandfc.VWfor the
mnjor. Did not tell them In the Murray
hotel thnt Mr. Johnston snld ho could pass
the ordinance for ? lOOO , nor In my ofllco.
Nc cr did , thit Isdeailcortitn. "
Mr. Mmoncv then moved to dismiss the
case ntfrtlust Air. Johnston mid offered to < ui ) .
mlt the iasi against Air. Builto. Judge Kln
promptly dismissed the lomphlnt against
Mr. Uuike.
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A T ( UXXTfl ! > 'JTJXO 1'l.E. '
X'lio 1'iitrlnifli Dotrniitncil ti > Itoslgti
Ills rnsltlon.
COX TINTI\OIMK , August I. ( Special Ca
blegram to Tin : JlrK. ] During dUlurbanees
byArracninns Intho ICoom Ivnpo quarter of
thli city last Suiuluy , the sultan's uscutclicou
nt Armenian patriarchate wascnnled nway
undsnnshcd This atimilnitinn of prlsonurs
who wcro held for taking p.irt in the ilot
nndthoscnrchliiBof Ihoii houses continues.
It was reported that those on whom arms
wcro found Hereto boshot. 'llm pitriaroh ,
in a douuincnt icslgning his position as
spiritual head of the orthodox Aimenlms ,
pntdomnll tliosowhotookpaitln the hostile
demonstration ngalnst him.
A mixed council , conslstliiR of Armenian
bishops and notables , assembled ntthc piti-i-
anhateoii Tucsdiy nnd expressed confidence
in the Mtriaich Itiis \ ilecidoil not to ac
cept thj pitrinich's resignation If it was
tendered. The council also agreed upon
the inmvcr to be sent In reply to
the sultnn'i note informing : the p.iUliroh
tint he would bo luld reponslblo for nny
lwther < > iUbroahthatmi'ht | , occur mid onlof-
itightinto uriton letter ctprcHliiKlda giati-
tudo fcrthoidtliendcied by Turkish tinom
hisupnrcssliifT the dlsturbiuiio on Sunday
and n kiiiffor the o\cro putilshinciit of the
notei-s
Tlic \saysthnttho ' denionstiationwns
nctdtivctoilafrainst thojitrinuli. butwiiitho
outcoino of the nn'vailnit despair of the
Armenian's at the poito's fnlluw to reply to
the n timorous momoiiala presented bj the
niiriaich letrnnlltiK the Armenian church
Mho pitriuitli icfuscd toslffii the renly ugretxl
UIHJII M the council on the ground that liohiul
icslKiu.i.1. Ho today ofllciallr rwslgiicil hit
oftlce , nsslgning us his reason for doinu .so
the condition of alTuirs in regard to the
Armenian churth as set forth In the reply of
the council to the sulUn'i note.
Iniev of the condition of affairs induced
bf Sunday's riot , nud tlio toner of the note
from the sultan , ho fa no loiifjer able to rotiiin
the iwsition. IHs dcturiiniiation to resign
the office , hosais , iSunalternble. The porto
is preparing a citvuhr note to bo s > eat to the
Turkish ministers abroad explaining the
o\cnt9 that occurred in the Armenian quar
ter on Sunday.
In tlio Commons.
LONDON , August I. In the commons todaj
Secretary IVrguson deci irod thnt no permis
sion hid Ixuii necoided ( Jcrnnny lo c.stihlish
a protectoi.ito 011 the Zanzibar niuinhiiid
Hie sultan bad bound hlm.self not to.dloi ,
any trading inonopolv within his territory.
Attorncj CScnenil Webstar , replying to a
question , said that assuming sliver } to bo
Uwfulaccordiii } , ' totho hixvof the countiy
over which thcio isa BiltLsh protectorate , It
would bo iccopii/cil ns lejjnl.
Feiguson coiiilrincd the report that the
Ilritish-Afiicun lake coinjunvMste.uner
James Stcveiiion had beca hd/ed by an otll
ipr of thol'oitUKucso mvv. I In stilted tint
the Diitish minister ut Msbon had been in-
struitcit torenionstratewitbl'ortiitral against
the scl/ureatid demand the punishment of
those who seized the stcamci ,
Tlio Uootor s
Si LouJIo. " . , AugiiHb 1 , Dr. Ilermin
Fisher , a prominent phjsiehm of the south , Is
lying nt Ills house In n critical condition us a
iesultofaccoidiiig to a story , of indiscreet ,
romaiks to a lady nitient , Jhs. Kinest Bert-
r.un It is stited that Mrs. Ilertmn In
formed her husband , who it out to I'lshci's '
house , tnkliifrwithhinialargo Newfoundland
dog. OiiBainliiic mhnitt mco ho set the bmto
upon the doctor , \\lio vas ludly laconteil bv
the doj's teoth. llertwiu then nilinintsteicil
a terrible thrashing to 1'ishcr , uslnu a pair of
brass Iniucklcs.
In tbo HiuiM ) of Ijord.s.
Lovnov , August 1. [ Spciial Cablegranito
THE Bur. ) In the house of lords tonight the
Maiquisof Salisbury , ivpljlng- queries 10-
Barduis alleged .Tcwish persecution In Uus-
sia , said ho could not ccnllrm the reports of
thelbsuoof nnti-.lewish edicts b } tholtusblui
KOvcinnieiit. He was sura that there were.
lib grounds for dreading a wholesale invasion
of ( Jrcut Britiiin by pauper Jews fiom
Kussia.
An IStiKllsri Tiiblewiire Sjncticnte.
Pi rrsnuuoj'n. , August I . A telepiMin fiom
FindIayO. , siya n prominent tabluwaro 111111-
ufacturcrsajs his establishment with every
glass conceni in the United States Ins been
sold to nn English syndicate. The prlco pild
nvci.igcslU9OOUpar factory , or.t , : ) ,0u , In
In all , ns there are thirty-three factoiios in
the country. Thorn-hoof tableware will ho
advauccd as teen the sydicalo assumes con
trol.
in Illuxlo NIjiiul.
R I. , August ] . Early this
moining a violent -wind , accompanied by a
tciriblaraln stonn , passed over " \Varx\iek ,
down the xvcst shore 10 the bay , and at Iliek-
ctyl'oint ploughed its wav ncioss the water
to the east hide , stiikinVarren ; and Bristol.
A child was killed by linhtniug und many
buildings demolished ,
Wlilsky Trust lllvul.
LOUISVILIE , Ky. , August 1. A Phila
delphia syndicate recently purchased the dis
tillery of John G , Itocho .it Union town , Ky. ,
for * 1W,000 ( It Is now said that thov pro
pose to inako cologne , spirits , rye whisky
and the like and conipctolth the trust
known as the Distilling and Cattle feeding
company , which , has had Its headquarters at
Peoria , 111.
Caterpillar * JlpslioyliiR Texas Crops.
NuwOitr.EiXtf , La. , August 1 An Austin ,
Tex , special snjs : Millions of caterpillars
ha\o invaded tlio fields In that section of
Texas and planters and /armors are busy
poisoning them. They nro very had along
tlioBiwos liver , nnd It miy bo that thocot-
ton ciop of the stitovill \ bo seriously in
jured.
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Von O.iprlvi'i * r T ( niriiiluiii.
Ilniiuv , August l.-SpecinlCnne | ! ram to
Tin : Bin. ] TboXoith Gciinnn Gazette as-
ciibcsthe pussago inChaiieollorvonCiiprlvi s
ineinorauduin refcrrmg to the necessity foi
harmonious relations with JCnftlatut to the
dliectlnitialivoof I.tnj > eir.Ulliam. .
o -
Cholera Spreading nt Mccon.
LOMION , August 1 Cholera is spreading
at Mecca. On Wednesday eighty-one deaths
from the dlseaso wora reported and on Thui-s-
day ol hty four weioiccorded , Allpoits on
the lied Sci , Levant uiU Asia .Miner are
quur.intincd against pilgrims.
1 ho Sultaii'H Slavery Oocroc.
X.v ZIIlAll , August 1. A Ucereo Issued by
the sulUm announces thnt the ordinances re
lating to si ivory generally Mill remain ai
binding as bolero the Aiitflo Herman agreo-
incut. The s.ilo of .slaves \ foi bidden und
slave depots prohibited.
Struck ami Hill il Flic.
TORONTO , August 1. 7ho Canadian Pacific
express this afternoon struck a n.igon con-
talning n man naiiicd Patrlik Downey and
his to boys. 1'ctor Mcl.aughlln nnd Chariot
JlcNcil. All were Instantly killed
hpaln'n KliiK it > Oood Health.
PJIIIS , Angmt 1. A reportof the death of
the jounsklngof Spain was cluuhitiil on
the IWUMO today. An Inquiryscntto Madrid
elicited tlio otilrlal anuouncciiiout that the
king's health Is good ,
An IMItmSentcMiciil ,
Dtnr.tv , August 1. Mr.'aUh , odltor of
the Cashel Sentinel , hns bten sentcucod to
three inonthi. * Imprisonment at hard labor lor
publUhinga bpoech dolliurul nta prc'sribed
league meeting
A Minin'iip. Us Ollic-inl
'oi H , Minn .AiiRUbt 1 City I , | .
cense Inspector ICuoch It.iy U alleged to Iw
missing \\\l\i \ M.OOOot llc nso money bcloni ; .
luy to buloouliocpuii lu tbo dty ,
MAYOR CDSIIBC ROBBED ,
Burglars Rnnnclt His Honso at nn Enrly
Hour Yesterday Morning.
VALUABLE DIAMOND CROSS STOLEN.
Not I no to tlio litfnllt ) or Hie
ODIIIO VUiliu-s and No Ilopo
intortalni' ! < l ol * Ut'covei-
\ K tlio .louolM ,
liven the head of the municipal adminis
tration was honored with a visit ottheen-
tcrprislni , ' and ntulacloiis burj'l rnt an eirly
hour jestoiilny moinlnjy , Tlio inldiilght
prowler boatoivod his nttontlom Mlth siir-
pdslng Iniinrtlullty , nnd although ho w.is
very ufmsumltitfln his callupon the major ,
nuking an unpretentious entrance from 'tho
rear , ho did not KO awiy cmptj luuiJed. As
ho caweolcd down the terrace aiidiuiihli'il
ncioss the street he lovlnuly onibnu-ed a $ .MJ )
diiuiotiil uroM beloiiRliiR toMtN Ciulihif aml
lUe sil\oi \ * ilollaiH cf the major' * money
jlugludiiicrilly inhispocUit.
Who ho AMIS onvhenco ho cainols n mys
tery of coiniMi-ntively little interest us tom-
piuvdnlth the question ivlilthci hiisho t''no.
There hveiylittlo pwbnbillly that any of
thoquostlons will over bo answered.
'Iho burjrhryas not dheovcrod until the
family arose5cstcrdn ) morning Allttlesoii
foind ngoldchair. bcloiifn ! ( ? tohls niotheroii
thelloorof the upiiorhall , but supposed that
she hud dropped It there , und pi iced It on the
Jonol lwin \ \ hichit nas usually iccpt \\heii
Alls. Cushlnc siw itsho notiied that the
onus vhlciivlio h.id loft on It \\w > ; iiii\ )
l-'uither search reu-alod the loss of the
money , but nothing oUe was inUscU.
The eldest bouol the family HIIS nn'alnnod
between U nuil Uo'cloelt , asncaily as ho could
judtro , bj heiring someone walking lhrouU (
the ball Ho inquired , "Who's thcro i" but
iTcelved no uimver , nud supposing tint it
\\iaono of the family , wont to slit1 ] ) ngaiu.
Ills supposed Una the burglar vas iutho
hall ut tlio time , and imlnediitely made his
esuipe , foaling Unit heoulel bo dlse-oveied.
Jt wns undoubtudlj then that the diniii
dropind fiom the ring on the ties ,
und the thief was in too much
of n hurry to stop nud pick it up.
'Iho house had not bison rmsnikccl nud tbo
uiuvelcoino visitor hud not eomiilcted hi.s
vork. The plwh box in an adjoining room ,
in which all of Mrs. Cut > hiii's jmuls new )
iirdin.inall ) kept , hud been rilled , but noth
ing was found I" it. as it HO happenedthut
the luiHvii9oiit late tlioiiroivdluguveiihi ,
nnd did not pinto the diamonds in the ease
upon retiring. Under ordliarj eiri-uuistincus
ino DIAvouia nivo eoutuiiie-cl Her ihiKI'iCiiir-
inigrt nnd bnuelets , and iiistc.id of wm the
thief Mould lulu1 secured over * 'lUOorth ( ) \
of pro.lousstoiHS.
The buiglar inado no sound in Mrs
Cushlng's loom A\IOII | lie absti ictoil the
ihuiii and ring from the dresser , und
had hcnotbeun friKhtonni aw.iy afotMiiiu
ntes htor Mould undoubtodlj ha\cseaiihed
\\holehoviho
Major Cu-sh HIR statetl List evening ; n lion
seuti at his homo by u DLI reiwrter. tint ho
thouvht itstrungo thnt tlio tlnot Ind not no
tleed the jewels uiwn Jlrs. C'uslimg'sarms
and chlorotormed uoth ulinsolf aiulwati1 , yet
ho wai notdibpiedto be too critical bcuuso
thov McroovorlookoJ.
The thief \vsis been IpavliiRthc place about
So'cloi-lc by Mrs. Ivl II Cunlcvho resides
next door , at 'Jill South Twonty-liftli UMMIUC'
Mio suv him leave the sidewalk , cross the
stieel tuidIiurij south unvaid If.nnain lie
\uis alone and bccmed appiehcnsive of pin-
suit.
It Is very linprobiblo that the stolen prop
erty \\ill be reeovciwl , as thostoiiesiao \ \ nn
doubted ly been removed from their sdtiiiKi
lon boloie this , mid it Mould ho Impossible
to ideiitifj tin in. Major Cushinc ins no
hopes of cu r Rving them again , 'llioin ) were
eleven of the stones , and they included ( jonis
that had been collected at vtulous times h\ \
Mayor Cuihing , s imu ofhich vero pri/til
icryhiglily.
This is tlio sc'-oml tlrao that the nnyor's '
residciicuhas been burplnrmd in the past
three ycirn , the Imtglnrs on the former
occasion scciirins $4.81 in rash
bcloiiKiiis to Aliyor Gushiiig's father.
TheUsitors , ho\vcor , made Ihcinschcs en
tirely at homeaiidspreid adaintj lunch on
a dining loouit.ibletohiuh tho. > did nuiplo
justice. A wedding party -\vas inthohouso
nt the time and silk dresses und dress suits
worecuiefullyi'scoiteddownstairs and the
pockets turncj inside out before they wcro
stacked in a heap in the corner. They com
pleted thenipht's piograinnw by lulcaslnga
peteanaiy bird from its cage
The police Invo been put In posfiesslon of
the facts of the burghuy , but hu\o no clue to
the Identity of the thief
a\io you troubled \vith chronic diaaiha'ai
A glass cf Cook's cxtradry champagne thieo
or four times a da > will euro it.
Tlio Ifimeral of Mlolmcl rioinliiK to
TnlcoPlaio 7 il ) ay.
The funeral of the hto Michael Homing
has been llnnlly decided upon for this after
noon at o'clock from the family residence ,
Burdetto and Tncntj eighth btieots. 'Jho
Rev. Mr. Duijea of the Pint Congregational
church will conduct the services , and tlio
funeral promises to bo the large-st over held in
this city , Inasmuch us the host of friends the
deceased had nndo during a rosidi'nco of
twenty-six years horc , his prominence in the
Union 1'acillo shops , his leadership as a
Scotchtnm , and his recognized iatotjiily nnd
woith as a public spiiiteil dti/en , in every
way entitled him to such respect ut his
death.
Jlr. riomlnR died Tnosihy craning at 5
o'clock , but Interment Wits [ wstponcdiis lon
as possible , until topi } to repeated telegrams
to Ids eldest son , Robert , supoiiiitoiidont of
the Oregon puiiltciitr.ny ut Salem , could bu
received It seems tint the latter \\iis uuay
troni homo on buMnoss , aiidtho 8iil ne'ivs h.ul
not reached him , so the bin iul of. tlio father
wai decided upon for today
'iho dic'C.iscdivas ono of the best known
citl/eiisof CJinaln. respected in all \\alUs of
lifeniidabloto hold hU own iinjvlioic. . Ho
came to this city dnvut from Ohs-
gow , Scotliind , July ! J , ibCI , nnd
being an export pattern mikor iininciliatcly
secured n position In the Union I'nuillo shops
then ainoremcchauicilshaJowcf whiitthey ,
aiotodiy. IIo was soon uppointud foremin ,
which position ho held up to a short thnoho-
foio his death. Twenty-six years inoiioic-
siioiioiblo place is not a bad rccoid.
Like t\ll stuidy facotcliiiieuhis liielustry
was attended \vlth frugality , and iisa conso-
qucnoolio Accumulated valuable roil estate ,
\\hlch followed In worth the city's ilsu , and
athls do.i till ho deceased owned seine of the
best realty In the city , was a stockholder in
the "Union national b.ink , nnd MIS eon-
iiectod with sworn ! minor llnunci.il as
sociations. No ono was moio generous ,
genial Jiid eharitiiblotnaii ho , nnd none of
Ills coui.triinun coming to thK city ever Ind
a moro staunch fiiond
Mr. rieinlng was thn oiganl/or and first
picsuluit of tholiiirnt' eluli in this elty , nnd
v is aliv.ivsactho in the di liberations. As u
ploiecrof the Lnion I'm illi slioiitnon , bonus
instrumental inoi-gaiii/lriB'tlio union 1-M illc
bind nnd fiurant III oc'iitfhc eompmiy Asa
coiisenuonio , thnpioiioi'ivi uml cm ploy et of
the i-onpan > will at tend the funeinlln a body
this afternoon. IIo , is a nroinliiunt member
of tlioOdoWlonslio will uUo bo present
nttbeol > soiulo |
Mr. r'lfiidiiir leaves a vldow , Mrs , Isnuella
rionilng' , uud the fulluwing ihililiou :
William M , the veil l.nown grocer at the
corner of Iuitor nth und DoUKhi and a
liading mciiberof thn Viuiu ? MOP'S ' Clnls-
tlin at < > o < iatlon , Itilifrt , RUiwriiitqndenl ot
thu Ore-KOii ponlUuitlary , Sulem , Oio. ; Jlrs
Jcnnio.Mcllruin , Mn Clurlos Uheiny , Mrs.
Cliurloi Tiutei , MlU-htll. ] i , tJwi'tfe , und
Miss k'utic.
'J'hoioinaliiH will ho Interred In Prospi'c't
III11 cemetery , Imldo those of liiis il.iutihtor . ,
Isabella , -\\lio died n fo\v yean iiw Thus
the X'lte1' of Omaha's llit t prominent 'Vltv of
tlio dead" will bo oicnudU ) ) roeolvu < > uo who
has \uU'hul thli ell } of llfo plow t ) giiiat.
ness and takonpurtm Ita mibt actkvo pro-
AiiolliiT Itnrglnry.
Thorcdidoncoof Mr , MInard , on Sherman
avenue , vis uinniiRlhct ( luces . 'isiUjl by the
burglai-s Thursday niyltt. Ttioy o
nothing of value ,
SCROFULA
Is that Impurity of the Itood which produces
unsightly lunii's ' or suHllnp ) lu Iho neck ;
nlilcli ctitsci running tores on Iho arms ,
leg ) , or fcctj which dctelopi ulcers lu the
oyf < , calf , ornoseottenc.iu5lnR blliulnejsor
dealucss ) whlth ialho origin cf pimples , can- ,
ccrous prowthi , or ' 'humors11 ' ; which , fastenf
ing upon the lting , cauiei con tiinptlnnaiiil f
doth. It Is the most anrlcnt of all dlscucn ,
juid\cryfc\v | > crsoiiiaroentlrcly frcofrom It.
How Can
It Do
lly taking Hoodi Sats.ipntllla , uhloh , by
the rcnnrKnllo cures It hni nccomplMicd ,
lins jiroten Itself to bo a potent ami peculiar
ncdlclnc for this illscasj. J ( you taller liom
scrofula , try Hoodi S.irsaparlll.i.
"Kvciy spring myvlto and children h ivo
been tiDiibltd with scrofuln , my llttlo liny ,
tlirco jwrs old , Icing a tirrlblo stiflcrer.
I.nst spring he wai onoinnsjof IDIC.S ( rein
liddtolcet. Woalltookllood'sSirsnpirlll.i ,
nml nil liivo ken cured of thoscwfria. My
lllllo boy Is riitlicty fice fiom sorrc , and all
fnur of my chllih en loolt bright andheallhy. "
\l.\\ . iiiKUONirass-dc Clly , N.J.
Hood's ' Sarsaparilla
Viopircilonly
b/0. 1. HOOKA CO.Ai liccutlos. l wotlMAaa ,
IOO gJosos Ono Dollar
Clovcland's colored inlnstivU opcuied
Onnhn rngsiRPiiicnt nt Hotel's open hotiso
last ni lit. The \ca-illi't \ of n romirUalilv
largo ntiilicnro for suoli lint uevithcr vns tint
It isicaily a k'ttershoiv than they ooeted | >
: o see , not\\lthstimliii | ? puhlie antlelpatiuu
uid been vhcttel u > 11 locii cilg-i'ln nl-
vinicc. All that his been said on
laming h miiciN , Illustiited hill boiinls nnd
ii elaboi.iteh woiilod .idveillsoiiients Is fully
ustllled Mr Cleveland Imsts of Inivlnif
ho stroiiuettt combination of genuine tiogro
nlint CUT organized , and so far us coillei be )
> UMTVodln last iilKlit'aK | < rforiiinncu.tlion * is
10 oivmloii to dispute It. In fact , them
s no pirtlpular reaioii wliv the
coinp.iiiy Hliould not lw classed \vllh
moil of the ivhito face combination * Ills
e iu illy ns good In iiculy every respcretiis
mj of them , and much ubovo tbo atui'iw
There Isiiota inori ? ilover coinodinn In the
butlncbithiiuToniMclntosh , nnd Hilly l-'iii1-
rollhasln him the nnlclnj-of a von hriRlit
speualU nrtlitasMeUnsuiiutnan DocSayles ,
.limlJlimd , 0V 1'ickett , the Interlocutor ,
the dnneo aitlsti , stump speakers and IUID-
bntlo iKi'foimoi-s tire liulit up in the fwnt
ranks. Tin1 show is dre-ised neatlv. nn I ,
being hrum ! now , tbo c'o > lume < produce a
Inilliiuit elTict , espeiiallj us soon la the
Jint put. The pi'onraiiime , mndo up f
concerted ilnprinir , solos , thioLs , quu-
tettevs , cluuiictor imitations , funny stoui's
UiiiKhulilo jokes , inllit.uy cllllls and tumbling
\vus so pleasing tluoushout that the miiliemu
% vas Ittpt In u hitrh stt.to of KoodhiiniDi
Many of the features \von vlijnrously ap-
Dliueiod and some of them emorod Tom
Mclntosh isuiidoubteilly tlio ga'-itustinaiioC
liinic-o lie is a full team , and his mouth u
u jurd wide ,
Drink Exe'clsiorSpuags MLssourlvatei \ i.
(1. A. U. Moonlight 1'lcnle.
The inombont ofGeoige Croolt i > est , OianJ.
Aiiny of tboliopublic , No " < W , tlioirvivi's ,
sons aid dmgrlitors , had aroj.il time list
iiljht. Thej had aningcd foi a iiiooiilulit
liienicuncl soci.it . at Snillo's gimo , at
Tnciitj-fourth and Haiiidton streets. Iho
moon wiu > not Just satisfactory to thool I
vets , , o they brought twolocnmot1\o \ lic.id-
Ughts und 100 ( Jhhiose lanterns to tlui
gioimiU 'Ihcsoinnilc tbegro\o asllj'ht as
di\ , aril alter liUjcrPuiay , Genei.il Dennis
nnd ( Japtain Hallde'livei'i'ct eloquent speeches ,
the b.ihucoof the o\ening wassponl in ! ' -
lountins camp llio tiles , md pirtnldiu ; of u
light lunch , consisting of lemonade , ice ereaui
uud cake.
Sixth A urcl Kcpiilillunn ; .
Thaiiieinbers of theKiMli xvanl rcpubllean
club vcre at the rooms , Twcnty-sluti an .l
LiUo streets , in full force last night , hn-
thushistlc speeches vcro inadohy a nunibor
of the club meroboi-s , ind then hy a umnl-
mousotc the cill fora vncetiiifr , nt which to
oijaiil/e ( u icntnd eliibis npproMd Ihis
meeting wll beheld at Oarnold li.ill ne'xt
'Iliuriduy nlilitniidtlic , bixtli waiJers will
ni irch iloMii in n bodj , U'.irin their ei lo
that pro veil sudi an attraction during the
campilgu of 13S3.
If ; 1M 11,1 tilt. I J'llfi ,
W.T. PrentU'of Chicago is at thoCnsoy.
II. C. Gaulnci of Chlf ago is at the Puxton.
L. 1' . Blue ofNov Voik is ut the Paxton.
W. A. Wsoii of Ashton is a guest ut the
Cusej ,
M. Hayden of Toledo , 0 , is stopping nt the
P.ixton.
A. 1)Vhltc of Iluffalo , N Y. , Is nt the
Muviay.
A. ( iilolulat of Clioyonno is a guest at thj
Murriy.
II. I' . DixofSt. Louia Is registered at the
Mlllaul.
C. J , Hjshuin of Paliaor isa guest at tlio
Merchants
Clinics II. Godfrey of Fremont is at the
Merchants.
11.1) ) . Diy of Ilnrtford , Conn , ismtliocltj ,
at tliol'nxtoii.
I'M' . AVhori ) of St. Louis H.IS atthoMur-
lay hst night.
It. \Vhlttletoii of Washington , IJ.C , Ii
at the Miiiiny.
II C. liownnu of Cle\eUuid , O. , Is n guest
at thoMurt.iy
, T. A V.usonsof Now Vorkls roglstcicd fit
the JlorclnnUs
F * . H. Smndeia ofLineolii \ at the Millard -
lard I ust night
II. L.-Hloss of Giand Wand Is In the city ,
at tlio Mill ircl.
J. 11. Burklcy of Stromsbcrj was at the
Casey lust niglit.
O C. Henderson of St. Louis was at the
Paxtoti last night. it <
O II. Peterson of Chicago was at the Mr-r
eliant * last night.
Krauk i : . Ilartlgia of Crete is In the c-Hy
at tlio Merchants.
In Smith nnd C , II. Drexlmry of Clne.igo
are ut tboMilUrcl.
A I'ortlns of Dhlr was la the city last
night ut tlio Cusey.
W It. Johiutoii of Cnto Is in the dty. i
guest at the IMIlluid.
C A , ] hme'saiiil\V. W. Coloiuan ofluhin
ton are at tlio Caioy.
\j A. Iloyc'o of IIus.tliigIs In thoci
stopping lit the Ciisvy. .
A T. lllaclibuni of Atkinson was a guest
at thu Mlllan ! last night
GiorgoW. Tiirnov of Dottoitwas regis
tered at tlio 1'itton last night.
JJIinerlViuik , clnk of the United StutO )
elnnit oourt , left jcstonlil\ Mixu-o
\\llllam \ II. Cl.irlt , editor olthoStanilaid of
Coitlanil , .V. V , vas in tin eityi sicuiny ,
nnclc.illi'd oiiTuis llii : olllco to sio tin Ih-csl -
ne\M > p.ip > r building hi thuorlel
VibsolutoJy Pure.
A orntn nt tntlur lull I MR povilor.
olkiMiilnKHtruiit.i-U. ! ! a ( Io > eiuui0ut Uo-
l > ort AUK ,